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Can anyone who has played with big dipper 1st version 38 or 39 degrees compare it to older rubbers like Vega Pro, Rakza 7, Fastarc G1 in terms of spin producing? I tried to look info online but couldn't find anything. I had Rakza 7 and it was okay but it didn't seem particularly spinny rubber to...

Him included. I have battle II regular in 47 degrees unboosted on cheap HL5 copy (stuor long 5) and it plays amazing. I can confirm. My only issue is that I should have ordered 45 degrees and boosted it a little just so it will be easier to play with. Right now it requires perfect timing and...

Yinhe pro 05 is a harimoto ALC copy and it plays almost identical, again, maybe a tad faster and stiffer than the original. If you're only couple months into training and haven't played before I think carbon would hurt your technique and progress more than bring any positive effects. I've...

I don't know if I'm certified to give an advice but I can share my experience switching from 5 ply all wood blade to a composite innerforce type. At first it felt fast so I had to correct my stroke so I don't overshoot, once I corrected it I was able to return balls back on the table far often...

That is a wise decision. I think so too. You can upgrade to AK47 Red version which supposedly has better spin and speed compared to yellow to see if it fits you. And then buy those more expensive ESN tensors.

Highly recommend Stuor Malone 5 (Long 5 copy) blade. I have been with it for a year now

It's not superior or worse, it's just a little different. Both are good. Rakza 7 easier to play with, G1 is a little bit more reactive. I have experienced some ball slippage with rakza 7 though, haven't played enough with G1 to say the same. AK47 yellow is a decent rubber, G1 is very close to...

I played with H3 Neo 39 degrees 2.15mm which comes with factory boosting and with Battle II 47 degrees on orange sponge 2.15mm (can't find bloom power anywhere now) and I can say that I loved Battle II way more than H3N. It was much easier to play with, and the flat hit was significantly better...

Plays like a toned down in speed, less spin sensitive (as well as generating less spin) Vega pro. So it's less reactive, feels softer and a little bit mushy compared to Vega Pro. Very good for backhand. When I block incoming topspins people often ask me whether or not I use pips because of how...

I've heard they are very spinny though, can you confirm this?

Hello everyone! I'm currently playing with Yinhe V14 Pro MX-S + Rakza 7. I'm looking to replace my rakza 7 with short pips as I want to have a more lightweight setup, less spin sensitivity, better blocking and better flat hitting (I rarely ever use BH topspin stoke so topspin capabilities of SP...

Hi, I have a question for you about this blade. How well do the soft rubbers play on the backhand? I was wondering if I should go Rakza 7/ Rakza 7 soft setup for this. I also considered Friendship battle II in case if rakza 7 would be too fast for my forehand. How does this blade compare to...

As far as I can tell the handle is differenet. Fextra 7 used to have a thicker one with better grip for longer hands but the new one is just like from 75 ALC which is a little bit thinner, but not as thin as those from DHS. Also, the compisiton I think is relatively the same but the Fextra one...

Does anyone else have this blade? I'm thinking of buying either this blade or fang bo carbon (1st gen). I'm also open for recommendations and advice. I enjoy playing close to table with blocking, pushing and slow/spinny opening loops. I rarely ever go far from the table and prefer to finish the...